Sentence examples for concentrated enough on from inspiring English sources
In their rush to get them back online they have not concentrated enough on readying nearby communities for a future disaster.
- According to our blow-up Theorem 2.2, the blow-up in finite time of the solution happens for any value of b > 0 if the initial data is concentrated enough on the firing rate.
Legendary former England opening batsman Geoffrey Boycott opposes the view that England do not concentrate enough on one-day cricket, but is not particularly enamoured with the selectors.
The alliance's first report, issued last year and focusing on Thai and Vietnamese workers, was criticized by labor groups for not concentrating enough on violations and alleged abuses.
His home, which has generated dozens of articles in local newspapers in the past few years, drew national attention last week when the Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner remarked that some players were "too busy building mansions" last season and not concentrating enough on winning.
Earlier this year Daley was accused of not concentrating enough on his diving.
In some instances, research reports examples of frustration expressed by the industrial participants who perceive progress as slow within the project (Barnes et al. 2002); often these participants perceived their academic counterparts as not concentrating enough on tangible outputs.
Psychological impact is already taken into consideration in assault and burglary guidelines, but Lord Justice Treacy told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that "current [sexual offence] guidelines don't concentrate enough on the perspective of victims".
Meanwhile, an ex-Benghazi investigator who identifies as Republican filed a lawsuit claiming that he was wrongfully dismissed because his superiors felt he was not concentrating enough on Clinton.
(N14, female, 10+ years) " I didn't concentrate enough on the prescription I've known her for years she's been coming to the ward for years.
